this is the kinoee, and it's a fairly simple device.ach it to your saddle post using cable ties, then set the alarm using a handy remote control. device beeps. and then if somebody decides to move the bike, this starts going off over 100 decibels. if you decide to move the bike once... alarm blares. ..then it gives off a single warning shriek. if you move the bike again within ten seconds, then it goes off blaring for around a minute. siren wails. right. and if you decide to keep on moving the bike, well, it simply keeps on going off. and then, you simply want to run away with it? we can run away with it! it's not worth it! at 20 quid, i'd say that's a pretty effective deterrent. on the flipside, the batteries — they're not rechargeable so you do have to replace them every three months, and if a criminal really wants to, and they do work out a source of the noise, they could disable it with a bit of brute force. it probably isn't very good idea. alarm beeps. that's one. siren wails. got it! and that is how it's done. next up, we have th

this is the kinoee, and it's a fairly simple device.o your saddle post using cable ties, then set the alarm using a handy remote control. device beeps. and then if somebody decides to move the bike, this starts going off over 100 decibels. if you decide to move the bike once... alarm blares. ..then it gives off a single warning shriek. if you move the bike again within ten seconds, then it goes off blaring for around a minute. siren wails. right. and if you decide to keep on moving the bike, well, it simply keeps on going off. and then, you simply want to run away with it? we can run away with it! it's not worth it! at 20 quid, i'd say that's a pretty effective deterrent. on the flipside, the batteries, they're not rechargeable so you do have to replace them every few months, and if a criminal really wants to, and they do work out a source of the noise, they could disable it with a bit of brute force. which probably isn't very good idea. alarm beeps. that's one. siren wails. got it. and that is how it's done. next up, we have the skunk

this is the kinoee, and it's a fairly simple device.it gives off a single warning shriek. if you move the bike again within ten seconds, then it goes off blaring for around a minute. siren wails. right. and if you decide to keep on moving the bike, well, it simply keeps on going off. and then, you simply want to run away with it? we're gonna run away with it! it's not worth it! at 20 quid, i'd say that's a pretty effective deterrent. 0n the flipside, the batteries — they're not rechargeable so you do have to replace them every few months, and if a criminal really wants to, and they do work out a source of the noise, they could disable it with a bit of brute force. it probably isn't very good idea. alarm beeps. that's one. siren wails. got it! and that, is how it's done. next up, we have the skunk lock, and from its name, you can probably guess what it has in store for me. its creators claim it is the only bike lock in the world which will literally fight back. so inside the carbon steel frame is a hollow chamber, and inside of that is a

this is the kinoee, and it's a fairly simple device.ove the bike, this starts going off over 100 decibels. if you decide to move the bike once... alarm blares. ..then it gives off a single warning shriek. if you move the bike again within ten seconds, then it goes off blaring for around a minute. siren wails. right. and if you decide to keep on moving the bike, well, it simply keeps on going off. and then, you simply want to run away with it? we're gonna run away with it! it's not worth it! at 20 quid, i'd say that's a pretty effective deterrent. 0n the flipside, the batteries — they're not rechargeable so you do have to replace them every few months, and if a criminal really wants to, and they do work out a source of the noise, they could disable it with a bit of brute force. it probably isn't very good idea. alarm beeps. that's one. siren wails. got it! and that, is how it's done. next up, we have the skunk lock, and from its name, you can probably guess what it has in store for me. its creators claim it is the only bike lock in the w